(Bloomberg) -- Chile's peso rose after industrial
production rose more than expected and copper, the country's
biggest export, gained because of threatened supply disruptions
caused by striking workers in Mexico.
Industrial production rose 6.7 percent in June from a year
earlier, higher than the 5 percent median forecast from nine
analysts in a Bloomberg survey.
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
production rose more than expected and copper, the country's
biggest export, gained because of threatened supply disruptions
caused by striking workers in Mexico.
Industrial production rose 6.7 percent in June from a year
earlier, higher than the 5 percent median forecast from nine
analysts in a Bloomberg survey.
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
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